Crackdown concludes with more than 50 royal family members and businessmen jailed Saudi Arabia claims to have recouped more than $100bn (£70bn) through its anti-corruption purge and jailed up to 56 high-profile royal family members and businessmen who refused to surrender their wealth in return for freedom. On Tuesday morning, the attorney general, Sheikh Saud al-Mojeb, announced the end of a three-month investigation that ensnared some of the kingdom's best-known figures, who were alleged to h...
Crackdown concludes with more than 50 royal family members and businessmen jailed Saudi Arabia claims to have recouped more than $100bn (£70bn) through its anti-corruption purge and jailed up to 56 high-profile royal family members and businessmen who refused to surrender their wealth in return for freedom. On Tuesday morning, the attorney general, Sheikh Saud al-Mojeb, announced the end of a three-month investigation that ensnared some of the kingdom's best-known figures, who were alleged to h...
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